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has caused the Debian Bug report #361424,
regarding nufw: Please consider using dbconfig-common for database
configuration and/or prompting
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Package: nufw
Severity: wishlist
Your package currently configures a database using MySQL or PostgreSQL
or both.
Therefore, it uses debconf to prompt users for information about the
databases, database administrator, database name, etc.
A dedicated package for this task has been created recently by Sean
Finney, named "dbconfig-common".
This package brings common methods for database servers interactions as
well as standardized templates for prompting information.
This allows avoiding repetitive templates for several packages, all
using slightly different wordings (sometimes even incorrect wording)
which gives a lot of work to translators.
Please consider using dbconfig-common in future versions of your
package.
In case you need more details, please contact the dbconfig-common
package maintainer and not me. I'm deeply ignorant when it comes at
database servers stuff. I report this bug as a translator mostly.
Instructions for developers about dbconfig-common are included in this
package.
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Version: 2.2.0-1
* Remove debconf stuff, not needed
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Thomas Huriaux
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